Experts Warn Taking ‘Selfies’ May be a Public Health Concern
Serious injuries, and even death, while taking a selfie are no longer a rare, health advocates say.
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Groups Applaud Governor Whitmer for Signing Legislation Automatically Registering People to Vote As They Leave Prison
Restoring voting rights to people with felony convictions is also supported by a majority of the public.
Survey: Do People Still Believe in the “Suburban Dream”?
People who prefer the suburbs largely valued the quiet and relaxing atmosphere of the suburbs, while city lovers valued the proximity to hubs and public spaces, and the ability to walk or bike instead of driving.
Revised Lawsuit Claims Brian Laundrie’s Family Knew Truth of Petito Murder Weeks Before Discovery
The Petito family’s lawsuit claims that Brian Laundrie confessed that Gabby was “gone” weeks before the young woman’s body was discovered near a rural Wyoming campground.
Colorado Man Sues Denver Public Schools for Child’s Right to Fly “Straight Pride” Flag
The controversial lawsuit, filed by the father of a Denver Public Schools student, asserts that education officials unconstitutionally privilege pro-LGBTQ symbols.
Navigating Legal Complexities: The Absence of Life Insurance
The absence of life insurance can lead to a range of legal issues that are complex and challenging to navigate.
Gould Pleads Guilty for His Role in Mental Health Crisis Shooting Death
Charges are brought against six more officers, too.
The Role of Wetland Delineation in Environmental Law and Compliance
By investing in this process, we contribute to a more sustainable future where development and nature can coexist in harmony.
Mental Health Counselor is Charged with Kidnapping, Assault
Therapist stalked his victim for a month before attacking her.
J&J Settles Two Lawsuits Claiming Talc is Cancer-Causing
Plaintiffs settle ovarian cancer claims with product giant J&J.